[Intro]
When I was really young, I lived in this tiny town called Wilkeson in Washington state. It is at the base of a giant, snowy mountain that you could see from the windows of the school bus and your classroom and even your bedroom window. And people would always say it was going to erupt any day, so once a month we'd have to get under our desks in preparation. And the school bus used to drive by this old metal boat that was sort of abandoned in a cow pasture. I always used to daydream that when the mountain exploded, that I would get in the boat and I'd be safe from the lava and I could go to my mother's work and pick her up and we would ride somewhere. I was never sure where we would go, but anywhere that was safe...

[Verse 1]
He took one to the lake and he fell like a pine
The doe no longer wide-eyed and a love not mine
We both have made mistakes in this war that's our life
The doe no longer wide-eyed, my dear, my wife

[Chorus]
I'm not like you, would have let him walk away
You took your aid and my eyes became two caves, caves

[Verse 2]
He almost got away, left to bleed in our minds
That don't no longer wide-eyed in a blood like wine
We both have tried to fake all the joy in our lives
The doe no longer wide-eyed, my dear, my wife

[Chorus]
I'm not like you, would have let him walk away
You took your aid and my eyes became two caves
I'm not like you, would have let him walk away
You took your aid and my eyes became to caves, caves

[Outro]
Uuuuuuu uuuuu uuuuu uuuuu (4x)